Will the Millennium generation be more acutely aware of the "Internet is so scary"?

March 13 News, according to foreign media reports, if you spend a long time on the Internet, you can start to feel that the internet is really a little scary. The messages you receive about "sex" will be made public or people will try to blackmail you. It is clear that no generation is more profoundly aware of the "Internet is terrible" than the Millennium Generation (Millennials) born 1980 years later.

A researcher at the research firm, Rasmussen, found that 37% of the millennial generation thought the web was scary, compared with 35-54-year-olds and 55-year-olds, after a survey of 2009 adults.
The millennial generation may be more wary of the internet because they spend more time online, so they are more likely to face security risks. Another possibility is that middle-aged people may not be chasing potentially risky online behaviour like the younger generation.
If you surf the internet just to find Martha Stuvert (Martha Stewart) stew recipes or to wish your cousin's brother a happy birthday on Facebook, then the internet is nothing to be afraid of. As the old adage says: Ignorance is bliss.